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They don't need to be fixed, they need to be turned into bluelinks by at least making stubs for them; all ranges are listed in BCGNIS as a basic ref and coords; lots of river, mountain, lake, pass lists etc ahve red links; in such cases they're meant to indicate articles that are in need of writing.
I created some of the mountain range articles in July and August. If you don't like the multiple red links or don't know much about the subject, try doing some research on them. If you have success, collect the infomation then write some of the articles, don't complain about it....
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21:07, 25 November 2008 (UTC)reply
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They don't need to be fixed, they need to be turned into bluelinks by at least making stubs for them; all ranges are listed in BCGNIS as a basic ref and coords; lots of river, mountain, lake, pass lists etc ahve red links; in such cases they're meant to indicate articles that are in need of writing.
I created some of the mountain range articles in July and August. If you don't like the multiple red links or don't know much about the subject, try doing some research on them. If you have success, collect the infomation then write some of the articles, don't complain about it....
Black Tusk (
talk)
21:07, 25 November 2008 (UTC)reply